You can see the full official final results here.

Dean Partington makes it 3 wins in 4 years with the closest ever result on the March Hare. Previous winners Michael Pearson [Dellow] and Dean Partington [DP Wasp] both finished with a terrific score of 8 despite the weather conditions, but Dean just edged ahead on the tie-breaking special tests to win by less than 1 second!

2012: Michael Pearson & Neville Bowers  pictured in their Dellow Replica at the top of the new Coombe Hill section. Yes, it was snowing!  (Photo by Dave Cook) 

The 14th modern running of Falcon Motor Club’s March Hare Trial, the only Classic Reliability Trial to be held in the Chilterns, took place on Sunday 4th March 2012.

2008 saw a major milestone being passed as that years event marked the 50th anniversary of the very first March Hare Trial. Remarkably this years event still used some of the sections from the very first event.

The trial followed the familar format of previous years (but with variations), and as usual provided competitors with an enjoyable full days sport in the lovely Chiltern countryside. A record 19 competitive sections and two special tests were on offer, providing a challenge to both novice and experienced crews. There were several new sections and yet another new venue on this years event, with some additional greenlaning too. Most of the old favourites were included, but Brickhill was dropped in order to cut down on road mileage which is now less than 80.

The organising team every year comprises of well known and experienced trials competitors, thus guaranteeing a superb event in the beautiful countryside of Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire.

This year both the start and finish was again at the friendly Chequers Inn, Redbourn, just a short distance from the M1 junction 9. Trailer & tow car parking was available a short distance away. Breakfast snacks and drinks, and post-event meals/refreshments were available at very reasonable prices [the venue is a 'Chef & Brewer' Pub/Restaurant, and booking is not necessary]. Competitors were encouraged to patronise the venue in order to ensure the facilities remain available for future use.

The National B event was open to Falcon Motor Club members and all members of clubs belonging to the ACTC, ASEMC, ACSMC & AWMMC although the event was not a championship round. The Clubsport section was open to Falcon Motor Club members and members of Stroud & District MC, MGCC (Midland Centre), VSCC, Eastbourne & Ram MC, West Suffolk MC, Farnborough District MC and the MCC who do not hold an MSA competition licence. The event is limited to 50 starters.

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